Greg MacklingHostTim MuseGuest
Jay FriesenGuestAndrew MacRaeGuestSarahUm, by the way, our monthly visit with the premier is today at 8:35, and one of the things we're, we're hoping to ask him about [laughs] is just the reaction to the time change decision.
... came to visit us when we were at the Hockey For All Centre, and it just so happened to coincide with our, the day of our monthly visit.
And he says, "Hey, I got a, I got a deci- we've got a decision on the time change.
We're sticking with daylight time year-round." And then of course, that is when people were starting to be a bit more vocal that it was the wrong decision.
'Cause before, the predominant thing that we were hearing, uh, yes, the experts were all saying we should go standard.
But for the most part, we, when we would hear from people, not entirely, but m- m, uh, for the most part, we heard that we wanted to stick with daylight.
We got, that's what we got based on the result of that survey that some 72,000 people filled out, and, uh, then, then people, there, I won't use the word outrage, but there were some angry voices.

Has he, has he been hearing it, uh, out and about, i- in the community? And then, uh, was it yesterday or the day before, Northwest Ontario announced that they would be following suit so that they weren't this island of time-

So they will be matching Manitoba's decision and going, uh, full-time daylight saving time, or however we're, is that what we're calling it, I guess? Central Time
Um, by the way, our monthly visit with the premier is today at 8:35, and one of the things we're, we're hoping to ask him about [laughs] is just the reaction to the time change decision.
... came to visit us when we were at the Hockey For All Centre, and it just so happened to coincide with our, the day of our monthly visit.
And he says, "Hey, I got a, I got a deci- we've got a decision on the time change.
We're sticking with daylight time year-round." And then of course, that is when people were starting to be a bit more vocal that it was the wrong decision.
'Cause before, the predominant thing that we were hearing, uh, yes, the experts were all saying we should go standard.
But for the most part, we, when we would hear from people, not entirely, but m- m, uh, for the most part, we heard that we wanted to stick with daylight.
We got, that's what we got based on the result of that survey that some 72,000 people filled out, and, uh, then, then people, there, I won't use the word outrage, but there were some angry voices.

Has he, has he been hearing it, uh, out and about, i- in the community? And then, uh, was it yesterday or the day before, Northwest Ontario announced that they would be following suit so that they weren't this island of time-

So they will be matching Manitoba's decision and going, uh, full-time daylight saving time, or however we're, is that what we're calling it, I guess? Central Time
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